Print a Singing Angel

Question

Keeping with a festive theme, print a carol singing angel with the shortest possible code. The angel is raising money for the homeless, so must be able to sing all three of the below songs available at request. To illustrate she can sing them, the title of the song must be placed within the speech bubble. This song title will be input by the user. Examples include:

• Mother Mary
• Jingle Bells
• Silent Night

Input:

Title: 1 of the 3 songs.

Output:

                  ____________
(\   ___   /)    /            \
( \ (‘o‘) / )   /              \
(           )  <                              
 (  ‘> <’  )    \              /
    /    \       \____________/
   /      \  
  ‘ – “ - ‘

Please paste the result of your singing angel along with the song: "Silent Night".

Speech Bubble Rules:

The speech bubble must always have a frame of 12 underscore lines long.

The title of the song must always start on the second line.

The title of the song must always start 3 underscore spaces inside the bubble.

                  123456789...
(\   ___   /)    /            \
( \ (‘o‘) / )   /    Song      \
(           )  <     Title                     
 (  ‘> <’  )    \              /
    /    \       \____________/
   /      \  
  ‘ – “ - ‘

Examples below:

                  ____________
(\   ___   /)    /            \
( \ (‘o‘) / )   /    Mother    \
(           )  <     Mary                     
 (  ‘> <’  )    \              /
    /    \       \____________/
   /      \  
  ‘ – “ - ‘

                  ____________
(\   ___   /)    /            \
( \ (‘o‘) / )   /    Jingle    \
(           )  <     Bells                         
 (  ‘> <’  )    \              /
    /    \       \____________/
   /      \  
  ‘ – “ - ‘

                  ____________
(\   ___   /)    /            \
( \ (‘o‘) / )   /    Silent    \
(           )  <     Night                         
 (  ‘> <’  )    \              /
    /    \       \____________/
   /      \  
  ‘ – “ - ‘

Answer 1

JS (ES6), 328 330 bytes

a=(b,c)=>b.repeat(c);f=prompt().split(" ");if(f[1].length<5)f[1]+=" ";console.log(a(" ",18)+a("_",12)+`
(\\   ___   /)    /`+a(" ",12)+`\\
( \\ (‘o‘) / )   /    `+f[0]+`    \\
(`+a(" ",11)+`)  <     `+f[1]+a(" ",21)+`
 (  ‘> <’  )    \\`+a(" ",14)+`/
    /    \\       \\`+a("_",12)+`/
   /      \\  
  ‘ – “ - ‘`)

• 1 helper function (a gets charcode (one char shorter) and repeats c times)
• 1 variable for getting input via prompt() and doing a split to array
• arguably abuses the special cases there but still does the job
• I assumed the extra 21 spaces in the middle column were needed

a=(b,c)=>b.repeat(c);f=prompt().split(" ");if(f[1].length<5)f[1]+=" ";console.log(a(" ",18)+a("_",12)+`
(\\   ___   /)    /`+a(" ",12)+`\\
( \\ (‘o‘) / )   /    `+f[0]+`    \\
(`+a(" ",11)+`)  <     `+f[1]+a(" ",21)+`
 (  ‘> <’  )    \\`+a(" ",14)+`/
    /    \\       \\`+a("_",12)+`/
   /      \\  
  ‘ – “ - ‘`)

Answer 2

Python 3.5, 207 chars, 226 bytes

def f(s):a,b=s.split();u='_'*12;[print(' '*int(x)if x.isdigit()else x,end='')for x in"99"+u+"\n(\\3___3/)4/66\\\n( \\ (‘o‘) / )3/4"+a+"4\\\n(92)2<5"+b+"\n (2‘> <’2)4\\95/\n4/4\\7\\"+u+"/\n3/6\\\n2‘ – “ - ‘"]

Output:

                  ____________
(\   ___   /)    /            \
( \ (‘o‘) / )   /    Jingle    \
(           )  <     Bells
 (  ‘> <’  )    \              /
    /    \       \____________/
   /      \
  ‘ – “ - ‘

Slightly ungolfed:

def angel(s):
    a, b = s.split()
    u = '_' * 12;
    out = "99" + u + "\n"
    out += "(\\3___3/)4/66\\\n"
    out += "( \\ (‘o‘) / )3/4" + a + "4\\\n"
    out += "(92)2<5" + b + "\n"
    out += " (2‘> <’2)4\\95/\n"
    out += "4/4\\7\\" + u + "/\n"
    out += "3/6\\\n"
    out += "2‘ – “ - ‘"
    [print(' '*int(x) if x.isdigit() else x, end='') for x in out]

It replaces numerical digits with the same number of spaces.

Answer 3

Python 3.6 - 286 241 224 bytes

def x(L):X,Y=L.split();E,D=' '*11,'_'*12;print(f"""{' '*18}{D} 
(\   ___   /)    /{E} \\
( \ (‘o‘) / )   /    {X+' '*(10-len(X))}\\
({E})  <     {Y}
 (  ‘> <’  )    \{E}   /
    /    \       \{D}/
   /      \ 
  ‘ – “ - ‘""")

Input:
x("Silent Night")

Output:    
                  ____________
(\   ___   /)    /            \
( \ (‘o‘) / )   /    Silent    \
(           )  <     Night
 (  ‘> <’  )    \              /
    /    \       \____________/
   /      \ 
  ‘ – “ - ‘

Note - The version is 3.6 where string literal formatting was introduced. Hence, this won't work in earlier versions.

Answer 4

PHP, 215 bytes

<?=($p=str_pad)($p($s=" ".$t="   ",18),30,_),$p("
(\   ___$t/)$s/",31),$p("\
( \ (‘o‘) / )$t/$t$argv[1]",37),"\
($s$s$t)  <$s$argv[2]",$p("
 (  ‘> <’  )$s\\",36),$p("/
$s/$s\\$s$t\\",32,_),"/
$t/$t$t\
  ‘ – “ - ‘";

takes title from first two command line arguments.

For Windows: add 1 to all pad-lengths after the first line, or duplicate backslashes before line breaks and replace all line breaks with \n

Answer 5

Perl 6, 234 bytes (218 characters)

{"{' 'x 18}{'_'x 12}
(\\   ___   /)    /{' 'x 12}\\
( \\ (‘o‘) / )   /    {.words[0].fmt('%-9s')} \\
({' 'x 11})  <     {.words[1]}
(  ‘> <’  )    \\{' 'x 14}/
    /    \\       \\{'_'x 12}/
  /      \\
  ‘ – “ - ‘"}

A lambda that inputs the song name as a string, and outputs the snow angle as a string.

• Assumes that trailing spaces are not required.
• Bytes count is for UTF8 encoding, because that's how Perl 6 expects source code.

Answer 6

Python 2.6, 391 bytes

def angel(a):
    X,Y=a.split()
    print("                  ____________")
    print"(\   ___   /)    /            \\"
    print"( \ (‘o‘) / )   /  ",  X,  "    \\"
    print"(           )  <   ", Y,        "  "
    print" (  ‘> <’  )    \              /"
    print"    /    \       \____________/"
    print("   /      \  ")
    print"  ‘ – 

Test Case:

angel("Silent Night")
                  ____________
(\   ___   /)    /            \
( \ (‘o‘) / )   /   Silent     \
(           )  <    Night   
 (  ‘> <’  )    \              /
    /    \       \____________/
   /      \  
  ‘ – “ - ‘